Former US President Donald Trump, who is seeking to regain his position as head of state, accused current President Joe Biden and his electoral rival Kamala Harris of escalating the conflict in the Middle East.
Trump said that under his leadership there was no war in the region and associates current events with the lack of effective American leadership.
He emphasized that the world is immersed in conflict and the actions of Biden and Harris are causing greater global instability. In his opinion, it was because of his weak government that the world was on the brink of World War III, which, according to Trump, contributes to Iran’s support for Harris in the upcoming elections.
Trump also expressed confidence that if he had remained in office, the October 7 massacre, the Russo-Ukrainian war and the withdrawal of troops from Afghanistan would not have happened.
He also believes that current levels of inflation could have been avoided under his leadership and warned that a Harris victory would lead the world to disaster.
Let us remember that, according to Daniel Hagary, tonight the Air Force will launch powerful attacks against targets in the Middle East.
Brigadier General Daniel Hagari said the Israeli Air Force is on high alert and will continue to strike targets in the Middle East tonight. In his words, air operations were carried out without interruption during the past year and the combat capability of the Air Force was not affected. He also noted that Israeli and American air defense systems successfully identify and intercept threats.
Khagari announced the liquidation of two senior Hezbollah commanders closely associated with his leadership and Iran. He stressed that these attacks cause serious moral damage to the terrorist group. Israel will continue to pursue those who pose a threat to its citizens, including Hezbollah leaders.
Furthermore, Khagari noted that Iran’s actions cause an escalation of the conflict in the region. He noted that Israel will act decisively at any time, following the leaders’ instructions.
